Malaya Tribune, 24 May 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VI. -No. 122. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, May 24, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1939 /N I.
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      210 1 foATsiFIEDI LpVERTISEMENTS bring you RESULTS for only 3 CENTS in lilt's paper WEIGHING M A CHIN E S in NO. PI2 7 I PRLDETERMINED WEIGHT SCALE the variation from correct weight is instantly :-r- or "Heavy" marked on a chart A definite Indicn fJMPBP^^, r excess in weight is Riven
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      332 1 MADAME PAGE I LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. 1 DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER j TAILORMADES GOWNS 5 FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM:— $S. $30. i J 13 BATTERY ROAD, TEL. «327. SINGAPORE j 1 "!i > hai" all V.X spell success for y« J\ everY man-and woman. And greasy. Good for the
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    "THE JURY'S SECRET" AT THE PAVILION
    148 2 Last Night's First Nights S°w&vloiSE ml an ordinar v wrat looks like an ordinary cisr -nH you think the result must be a v v ordinary picture. y niieI he i« JUI V SS Set'"T et as the title imPUSS, is a murder story
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    "Submarine Patrol" At Alhambra
    173 2 AN excellent mixture of dra romance is contained n Patrol.'" which began a seas Aln am bra last night. With Richard Greene and Ke'ly in the chief parts, this Urn story of the crew of one I the m vessels which the Unite StaU sea during
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      391 2 STLAMLR SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in En/.am! > P. iV. o. S. S. CO. S SAILINGS. Ol 1 W ARUS. Due. Tonnage. Spcre RAWALPINDI lT.uou June 2 t SOUDAN 0.500 June 2 < I ITRAL !S,(MMJ June 16 I ORFU i 3.000 June 30 :Bl ROWAN 0 OVO Ju y
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      348 2 I STEAMER SAILINGS, §NORDDEUTS(PEfi am (Iccorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Comi)viv\ intended fixtures:- OLTWAftD. NOKJII CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 s m.s. v-OBURG' omits Manna North chma Yokohama w qv 9 cs. ODER" omits North mw9 m China Tlin t4 I IttA "MARBURG" j I ms. uld.i'
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      467 2 ijTHE HO HONG STEAMSHIP I COMPANY (1932) LIMITED, i Regular fo'tnightiy service between Rangoon, Penang, Port Swettcnham, Singapore, Hongkong, tSwatow, Amoy, (Kulangsu) and Foochow. j Special cheap return tickets to China for short holiday tr.ps. NEXT SAILINGS:- I For CHINA lor RANGOON "Hong Slang" Jun 5 4pm Hong osng jun.
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      144 2 T H. VMUrKr; A M X XIX A LINIF. |j OeuJs<!i-AustraJi.vcfie Dampf chafs QjestUsehaft (C ompanies in; urporated in Cimanv) PASSENGER AN T D CARGO SERVICF OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA %ND JAP AX POETS. Due S pore 19?q s.s. PREUS&EN Direct M ay 23 t mS. LEVERK'US&VSN via Manila
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      185 2 f*DAIL~Y CTOSSWORiri CLUES ACROSS: 27. Couv.ev I Ewe '"nagram.. CM'Fs BOWN U is io go backwards. 1 13. EngU.ii poet. 2 J r m MaCbetk fS?' folk cau 18 -My day., when I ,vas gM 16 Ln'ely 3 d -1 ud "™nf Shakespeare. Q [i^(u runlinam 2 Cliirt f oSSS^
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    412 3 LONDON COMMODITIES cruBEB London, Tuesday. Previous To-day Change Steady Quietly steady Buyers 8 8116 +116 Sellers 81 16 83 16 4 yard iJune) Buyers 8 8116 +116 Sellers 84 83 16 +116 ud July Sept.) Buyers 84 83 16 +I*l6 Sellers 8 3tf6 84 +116 rward 'Oct.
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    72 3 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, May 23, 5 p.m. Total io* flnandat -an* Dividend Booaa yea' e]oaa Daw ns Payable Date to 2 ?Kf S)fc% May-17 May 26 g V sd. int. June 8 June 14 June mg Cone 6d No 24 May 24 May 31 May
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    829 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, May 23. 5 p m. F*aser and Co Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3- 3 6 Austral Amal 4 74 5 Austral Malay 38- 42 Ayer Hitam 20 21 Ayer Weng 0.68 0.73 Bangrin r nn 19 20 6 Batu
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    FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
    115 3 Singapore, Tuesday. MINING. Tin at midday was $114y 4 unchanged. With a steady market for tin shares in London there was a small enquiry in this section to-day for local issues. RUBBER. The price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 28 cents, buyers July September
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    EXCHANGES
    259 3 Singapore, May 23. The following are the exchange stock 1 this morning according to the daily clr- cular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING London T.T. 2 3 25 32 1 London demand 2 3 25 32 I Lyons demand 2040 I Switzerland demand 240 Hamburg
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    TIN
    16 3 Singapore. Wednesday. The price of tin at noon la Singapore was:— $114% (up $3 3
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    RUBBER
    19 3 lhe price ol rubber at noon i* Singapore to-day was*. Buyers 28*8 (down ft); Sellers 284 (down ft).
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    195 3 6% Maynard ft Co. Ud-. Int Apr. 30. Oct SI w SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 4% 1913' red' g Lav qwb 5 1 SS €f f 2^0C W .H8 119 el. Int Jan. *U. JnTj ■LUl^iT* 4M1 1930 red. f 6 500 008 n7 119 ci. mt. Mar. L
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    PRODUCE
    164 3 Singapore. May 23. Ii «Siami W Coast No. 1 per Koyan $123 R tSiam» W. Coast No 2 per Koyan $125 R <Siam' W. Coast No. per Kdyan $121 Siam No. 1 JjJ 3 9 Siam No. 2 JJJJ Siam Broken Rice No. 1 JJ" Siam Broken Rice No.
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      30 3 THE EASTERN UNITED •881 LANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE. LAKY, PERSO!S\L ACCI N >kKME.VS COMPENSA VND PUBLIC lIABIUTY INSURANCE. OFFK3C: IX STREET SINGAPORE F. W r HALL, Oe&aral Manager
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      209 3 t~ —f= —n "j SAVINGS you to A collar saved is an extra dollar eamea. A Savings Account is the best inducement to save. To have a Savings Account and to see this account grow from timp to time is to be a contented person. A Savings Account may be
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      385 3 BANK OF CHINA Incorporated lv China o> Speda: Charter > U, Cccfl Street Smt Telephones- Manager's Office 6444 Asst. Manager's Office 6442 Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 518»-a Cable Address: "CHTNGKTJO.* Paid Up Capital -h $40,000 000 Of Reserve Funds In Fxcess Of Ch f ■> 200 000 Total Assets
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      527 4 CLASSIFIED-ADS The Advertiser Box No. 466, Malaya Tribune, Post of South Indian Conductor lor Lxptiimenial Area in Johore. The Post is now filled. Applicants are thankq (220. A) WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESMEN ior quick soiling line to stores shopwS*P T i '1 nly ener ?etic and persons with initiative need apply.
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      423 4 I ARCHITECT VERSATILE desires nosition, long experience practical artistic good designer. Box 564, Malaya Tribune, Kuala Lumpur. (186.AJ I RELIABLE EXPERIENCED ACCOUNT CLERKS, good handwriting undertake writing up Account Books for Companies, Private Individuals. Clubs, Hotels. Associations also rent collecting! Moderate Fees. Enquire Box 574, Malaya Tribune, Kuala Lumpur. (213-A)
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      497 4 Educational WANTED To Give Private Lessons In Dutch, German, French, Italian Spanish Moderate Terms. 67, Wilkie Road' Langkat House. (207 A» PROGRESSIVE PHYSICAL MENT COURSE taught $5.00 (Practical) 34A, Sit Wah Read, Singapore <206 A STANDARD BALLROOM ALL THE LATEST NOVELTY ENCE DANCES taught by "short-cut-methods. Success guaranteed i n
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      421 4 RADIO SERVICE, Repairs by experts, under European supervision, most moderate charges, vv n r never your radio is out cf order Dial prom pi service and satisfaction guaranteed, Electrical Dept., the Commercial Trading Co., 17, Norch Canal Road. Singapore. *****) i FOR SALE Valuable Freehold Land and situate at Thomson
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      483 4 THE LANKA HOTEL, 13, Trafalgar St., off Tanjong Pa*ar The only boarding and lodging house with every comfort and excellent cuisine Five minutes walk from Railway Station and Harbour. Special monthly terms for Boarders Rooms Sl.OO, $1.50 Double Room $2.00 Per day. Telephone *****. TO LET: PurnWd flatlets, Katong Road
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      522 4 i THE OBMHUISe! 'of England, ?1( CO, 12, Sitter I "it a j note thai ber will be altered 1939. to No. 5114 BANKRUPTrT ,> (CHAn i Nc E IN THE HIGH COl SETTLE- In Bankruptcy Re AHBf AT BIN H 2f. 108, Minto R First Engineer nam. '<.l>urReceiving Older
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    Domestic Occurrence ENGAGEMENT.
    36 5 ment is announced between Yoke Lian, youngest son of Mr Liew Fong Pheow and Fong Pheow of Singapore, on", Kwai Yong <Lucette id daughter of Mr. Ong and Mrs. Ong Boon l Singapore.
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    Girl's Suicide After Caning
    356 5 Singapore, Tuesday JHAT she had drunk caustic soad with the intention of taking her own life as she -had been frequently caned by a Teochew man living in I he same street was the statement made 4 by a 16-year-old Cantonese girl, Soo Ah Hung, to
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    Gun Police Could Not Identify
    277 5 Singapore. Tuesday. SENTENCE cf eight months' rigorous imprisonment for pos.SfS.sion of arms without a permit, in addition to a fine of $50 (or two months' rigorous imprisonment in default I for possession of ammunition without a permit, was passed to-day by Mr. Conrad Oldham, acting
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    M. P. H. PAY BONUS FOR STAFF
    421 5 Singapore, iiiesaay. A MEETING of the m the Malaya Publishing House Limited was held at the Registerea Offices of the Company to-day with Mr. E. Keating in the chair. Others present were Mr. F. C. Sands, Mr. P. E. Thomas. Dr. Chen Su
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    ALLEGED SUICIDE ATTEMPT
    109 5 I Singapore. Tuesday. Si a Kok Tin. a 28-year o'd Chinese ricksha puller, appeared before Mr. C. H. Koh in the fourth polic court this mornintj anl changed that he last Sunday attempted to commit suicide by jumping into thin front oi the Ifastec Attendant's pier. It
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      567 5 iWKKUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45> HIGH COURT OF THE «'AITS SETTLEMENTS' [LEVANT OF SINGAPORE. >tcy. No. 269 of 1938. K k M. KADER MAIDEN of No. <mi. North ISridge Road, Singapore, Trader. Order made: 20th January. Adjudication: 201 h January, <: place of First Meeting: 20th at 10.30 a m. o
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      732 5 TENDERS. SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Tenders ->re invited far the erection and completion a one b!nk of flafr at Campbell Lane. Plans, Specification and Form of Pender may be obtained at the Office of the Singapore Improvement Trust on payment of a deposit of $50 which will be refunded if a
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      663 5 I BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF IHE STRAITS' SETTLEMENTS' SETTLEMENT OF MALACCA. j Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. Name of debtor: KASSIM BIN ABDULLAH. Address of debtor: Rim Ja~\n. Description of debtor: Peon, District Officer, Jasin. No. of Proceedings: W.E.A.O. No. 15 cf 1939. Date on
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      210 5 ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE Of well-kept, modernistic m design, «Arrf U I: pean Polished TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, (to be .sold in setsi English crockery, glassware, table cutlery, Etc.. Etc. The property of Captain R. a. Pinhey. m be held at No. 5, Raoisgate Road, (oil Grove Ra\> On Sunday. May 28th.
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      36 5 CORNS arr killed and Imnm4 uilh jn-i one application of <»*'t--lt. «!ro;> or two eajdb tlic- torliinof thwaUiag tui—■ A IV* imp* la!rr ran lifl off tin" rom root :»n»l nit. PETS-IT Mali*- ywm /"rgrt rorns.
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      96 5 CRUSHED BY STEEL PLATE SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. fIJHILE ENGAGED WITH FOUR If TEEN OTHER COOLIES IN CARING A STEEL PLATE FEET SQUARE AND WEIGHING THREE QUARTERS OF A TON THROUGH A DOOR OF THE ADELPHI HO TEL ON MAY 17. AN INDLAN COOLIE. SHAH HAMID, VfAt, PINNED UNDERNEATH THE STEEL PLATE
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    Selangor Chinese Appeal To League
    95 6 I [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. rHE Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the China Relief Committee and th? Chinese Assembly Hall Committee, all of Selangor, have sent the following telegram to the Secretary General of the League of Nations, Geneva: "We express abhorrence at
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    Attractive New Housing Estate In Singapore
    340 6 r £UJJ'J building of small properties in Singapore hag been on the increase during the last few years and several new housing estates have come into being. This year that activity is being inten sified and one of the newest ventures is the development
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    YOUNG WIFE'S LOVE LETTER TO ANOTHER
    860 6 Alleged Assault By Husband The case called for expert evidence on the interpretation of Hindu customs respecting adultery on the part of the wife. The accused. Hari Krishna, a young driver employed by the Singapore Traction Company, was tried on three charges of voluntarily
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    What The Stars Foretell
    213 6 What Th e Stars Foretell TO-MOR&OW I READERS. m money stars t Z favourable and 1 centrate on ro J hack work rath\ Z any new enten Z push things nay. Specuh Z wont pay to-da SPECIAL IN I ruary 20 to flffl I 2 frow business tra end nhould
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    "BOYCOTT JAPAN"
    82 6 i N.S. CHINESE i MEETING I \From Our Own Rep Seremban, Tuesday. OVER 500 Chinese representative.s Clubs, Associations. School > Guilds including lead» 1 of 1 >n Negri Sembilan. a c semblnd Metropole Theatre swore allegianct to their nv promised to have nothine to do Japan, ?.nd also
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    ALLEGED BUILDING OFFENCES
    124 6 Singapore, Tuesday Mr; i of 30, WoodsviUe r" ad. fore Mr. C. H. Kch in I Court this morning to Rural Eoard summons' were (aJ that the on W 21 viate from th** plan appj Chairman, Rural Board, the buildmg on lot 115 without the written Chairman
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      258 6 a i»i:<,iu:j: Jo Accountancy. S-rr-taryshlp. Cost Accountancy Shipping. linking. Insurance or BookKj"«"Pln K ta Mwntul for a rjlghly-paid executive position. Examinations can be taken In Malaya and necMj guaranteed by postal training The tatS n,u A i r K o, i- n ancv 11 tnp ,P dln K tn.tltutlon ah
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      50 6 ARE YOUR te Sk EYES WEAK frwT Avail yourself of the expert services of a skilled qualified Specialist with over 35 years' European clinical experience. Moderate cost for modern individually p'anncd and built practical glasses. Thompson Optical Co. 4. Arcade Bids., Phone 3002. A Thompson, Dr. 0 f Ocular Science.
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      4 6 for BAD LECS*hoULCERS Zam-Buk
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      133 6 THE TRUI TONIC FOOD I Obtclnabi» of mil CbmmUU an 4 Storm I For Styie, Comfort, Economy CONSULT The Oriental Optical Co., MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS Head Office: 162, South Bridge Rd Branch Offioe: 348, N. Bridge Rd SINGAPORE. U 19 3 9 HUPMOBILES IF YOU EVER OWNED A HUPMOBILE DURING THE
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      198 6 Heart Trouble Caused by High Blood Pressure If you have-pains around the heart, palpitation, dizziness, headaches at tun and 2*** heaa and above eyes. BhortSLf?! breath feel n. rvy. or suffer from poor sleep, loss of memory and enerry induV-s--tion, worry and [ear, your trouble i- nfoh ab y caus,-d
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      118 8 I A Grand Companion Picture to PA YANK at OXFORD" only this time its j A CANTAB at WEST POINT!" i Opening TO DAY 13.15—6.15—9.15 I j at The CAPITOL Romance! Thrills! Excitement!! ITS A UNITED ARTISTS HIT! j ROXY BAR Open_s p.nn. T.'N Midnight. vst night: 6.15 915 A
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      201 8 =Z= T WAS IT A GHOST ON THE JURY THAT SENT AN INNOCENT MAN TO THE ELECTRIC CHAIR DON'T MISS NEW UNIVERSALE** NERVE-TINGLING THRILLER PAVILION 6-15 9-i5 TO-NICHT "THE JURY'S SECRET" WITH KENT TAYLOR FAY WRAY i A SPLIT SECOND TO THINK—ONLY AN INSTANT TO DECIDE —A ANOTHER MAN'S LIFE
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      446 8 THEATRE ROYAL 6 p m TO-NIGHT 9 p m A Grand First Run Tamil Picture Produced By Mayura Film Co. "saint ARUNAGIRI" Featuring C. Sangaralingim Master Thyagarajan a big supporting cast TO-NIGH! LAST NlGllflvr T4Tp~M~ m m IS mm 1 Im tv.o pnows f>■ Show: Gene Autry in "GIT ALONG
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    FRENCH WARSHIPS
    29 9 Reuter. Paris, May 22. htrrn warships including the Dunkersqiie and Stras--1,1 and cruisers Georgesleygues, SSL and Vlontcalra. left Brest on r rruise in British, Belgian Jvnuv. mtns.-Reuter.
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    Queen Mary In Overturned Car
    158 9 Reuter. LONDON, MAY 23. ftfEt S IAIIY WAS INVOLVED IN (I MOTOR ACCIDENT IT III.MBLtPON THIS AFTFJtNOOV. '< i nil DING TO A STATE- I SwT MADE AT MARLBOROUGH Jof Sl HER MAJESTY WAS NOT in which Queen Ma v Mi ned, and although badly
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    EMPIRE DAY MESSAGE
    545 9 «i y ith Empwe Day eeMHWtkms, v hich arc hems held in the British Empire to-day, a personal ora iscount Blcdisioe, President of the Empire Day Moveiri.e 1 I ...in.- moil Malaya are celebrating Emits own individual way. and addresses on some >ie arc usually delivered p
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    ALLEGED ARMS POSSESSION
    76 9 Singapore. Tuesday A 37-year-old Sikh. Kishan Singh, was produced to-day before Mr. Kenneth Blacker, of the Third Police Cbttrt on charges of possession of arms and explosives without a permit Accused was arrested at the Fogden and Brisbane cooly lines. Naval Base yesterday evening, following the alleged
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    DROVE WITH LIGHTS IN BLACKOUT, FINED $40
    156 9 in gapore, Tuesday. IMPOSING a fine of $40 on Mr. D. Whitehead for an offence committed under the Lighting Control Ordinance of 1939 the firsi case of its kind in Singapore, Mr. C. H. Whitton. Traffic Judge, remarked that he was satisfied that
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    35 9 Reuter. London. May 23, A bomb, untitled Piicc, waAhrown .hrougri a window of the King's Live gyu oasiiuu, Scalor'h uarracks Tlic bomb was immedia-jlv Plunged into a bucket of water, and dti not explode. -Router
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      40 9 FURNITURE Furniture supplied in and beautiful designs I see our showroom. l£ E KIM SOO LTD. BET, 'PHONE 2063. AND SAFFGT ARD YOUR DEPENDENTS FOR ALL T:\II 1 UALAYA BRANCH 6 JAVA STREET, KUALA LUMPUR. THOME o»87 K. LUMPUR. ——I
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      108 9 mmt jiui_ jwibjuum^^ NEW WORLD DANCE PALACE. TID LARCIST AIR-CONDITION-ED A BAR ft. T I\ Iff VI.AYA WITH BAR UESTAURANT ATTACHED. NIGHT DANCeT" NIGHTLY AT 9.50 P.M. TO V DANCE (WSOSM ADMISSION) EVERY TUES, THURS. SAT. SUNDAY TIFFIN DANCE. FROM 1.38 PM, to 1.30 P.M. i SPIK JAE FX TRANCE
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      153 9 The Sweethearts of FOUR DAUGHTERS" Return Again in a I aster and Funnier hii than their last one! ALHAMBRA NEXT WEEK rr-T— mm —»ii ■■■wit j t (i .™"T"us |"mAHJ.BOHQI fell"! a Eumrm (keening but stu.l draws cfeowoiif* houses: "MIXAL KOBf' BPAND NEW CCPV IN TAI MISS K. T. R.UKMANI
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      222 9 gft Acclaimed By Yisterday's Larjcc Audiences! TO DAY .1.15. 6.15 9.15 P.M. IIIIIna n n t I Saturday Sunday Show,. ALHAMpRA I I R too! So they crossed HBBI ~~Sm mT-rft Tathe G^^ttc' IpBHBNjp warrenhymer ENRV a «*ett a nu/^kir I te u^ rp t c h r,l -T DOUGUS
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    JAPAN'S "MORALITY"
    729 10 JAPAN'S "MORALITY gY that queer mode of reasoning at which they are so adept, the Japanese have quite persuaded themselves that the war of aggression which they are waging in China is for the good of the Chinese. Forgetting, or perhaps ignoring, the fact that nearly two years ago they
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    AXIS is a STEP AHEAD AGAIN
    886 10  -  By E. T. HUANG THE Itajo-Germaa Military Alliance is a direct challenge to the newly-formed Anglo-French-Turkish Mutual Assistance Pact With Turkey on the side of the democracies, it would he wrong to say that the are not impressed, but it would be a greater
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      177 10 I sew with I ci My- A k okj reap v semsfachos* HIRE PURCHASE TERMS ARRANGED. Robinson 8c Co., Ltd I TURKEY FOR LOVELY RUGS! j Make your rugs from Turkey Rug Wool the P B Brand every ounce of which is guaranteed by Patons Baldwins' 1 here are over
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      59 10 m, Etc., Etc, On jjiopiay at 800 CHIANG CO., 304, Nortn Bridge Road. (Next to The Medical Office). /1/.ST ,4 TRIAL Our New Scientific Method of accuracy in Eye Examination and our Modern «Sc Distinctive Glasses at exceptionally Low Prices, a trial will make you believe. Everbright Optical Co. 19,
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      29 10 TAILORED to MEASURE by our expert European Culler l LOOK LITTLE COST WHITEAWAYS j QUALITY VALUE SERVICE j KUALA LUMPUR SSSLTgn a bh.mi i'rJ.N A\7« taipeng. 9IAt*APOIfL iron mmm
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    I SAW Chungking BOMBED
    325 11 Norman Soong Writes i ;i minutes to seven v ame, twentyack, moth-like a heavy antiaft gun on the crest of the hill practically on (op of us bewail barking, ig us on the hillside and hurling flashes of d around us. of the moth-like faltered and
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    THRILLING EFFORT TO SAVE SUNKEN SUBMARINE
    514 11 CREW OF 62 STILL ALIVE U. S. Naval Ships Rush To Rescue Si RENUOUS eflorts are being made to rescue an American submarine, with a crew of «2, which has sunk in 240 feet of water off the New Hampshire cost. Naval vessels rushing
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    4 KILLED AS BOMBER FALLS
    31 11 Reuter. London, May 24. Four men were killed w hen Hampden bomber from Manton crashed in flames at Kiivick, near Newark golf course, yesterday afternoon. —Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS JAPANESE BOARD P. & O. LINER
    131 11 STOP PRESS JAPANESE BOARD P. O. LINER Reuter. Hongkong. May 24. JHb British Naval authorities report that Japanese from a destroyer boarded the P. and O. liner Ranpura at 8.50 this morning outside the south-east entrance to Hongkong. On receipt of the news the Commodore sent a radio message to
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    Peremptory Note To Danzig Nazis
    50 11 Reuter. Warsaw. May 24. THE Polish CommJ ssioner of Danzig has handed a third note to the Danzig (Nazi) Senate regarding the Kalthof incident, requesting a new building in place of the Custom? House destroyed and an early response) to the two previous notes.— Router.
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    M.P.'s DEMAND ACTION IN CHINA
    43 11 Reuter. London, May 24. THE House of Commons Chinese Crmmittee is meeting to-day with a view to appointing a deputation to interview the Foreign Secretary and ihresh out the question of defence of British interests in China. —Reuter.
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    Poland And Rumania Extend Mutual Assistance Measures
    449 11 RUSSIA ALREADY IN THE PEACE FRONT? Reuter. POLAND and Rumania have agreed to extend their longstanding mutual assistance pact, originally directed against Russia to cover an attack from elsewhere, Reuter learns in foreign circles in London. It is stated that staff talks have
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    French Plan Adopted?
    116 11 Paris, May 23. IE Matin's Geneva correspondent says that the French plan to solve Anglo-French Soviet negotiations is broadly as follows:— The three countries to guarantee each other mutual assistance in the event of one being the victim of direct aggression; Russia to guarantee Poland and Rumania
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    Queen Mary Jokes After Car Smash
    247 11 "All I Want Is A Cup Of Tea". Rruter. fT is stated in court circles that there is no cause whatever for anxiety but the doctors wish Queen Mary to have complete rest for twelve hours before making a further statement. All immediate engagements
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    Official Bulletin
    169 11 Reuter. London, May 24. A bulletin issued from Marlborough House last night, signed by Sir Stanley Hewett and Lord Dawson of Penn, states: "Queen Mary is suffering from bruising and shock as the result of an accident in which Her Majesty's car overturned. Though the bruising is considerable
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    NEW LEAGUE RESOLUTION ON CHINA
    76 11 Reuter. Geneva, May 24. THE League committee which 1 was given the task of drafting the text cf a resolution in answer lo Dr. Koo s appeal to the Council met yesterday. The resolution will reaffirm the recommendat >n of the League to member states
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    Admiralty Takes Over Air Arm
    137 11 London, May 23. THE administrative control of the Fleet A*r Arm passes to the Admiralty to-morrow. At the same time the Royal Air Force, stations at Lee on Solent, Ford, Worth clown, Donibristle and Bermuda will be transferred loth.c Admiralty for the use cf the
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    IPOH SCHOOLS TO CELEBRATE EMPIRE DAY
    120 12 \yrom Our Oun Reporter] [poh, May 23. lEMPIREI EMPIRE Daw the birthday of Queen J Victoria, which falls to-morrow will be eelebratec] in all the English schools in Ipoh in a manner befitting ll Tl- LV oar°piato:ns of the Cadet Corps and "ire- scout
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    ANOTHER TARRING INCIDENT
    69 12 [From Our Own Reporter) Penang, May 23. ANOTHER tarring outrage occurred In a private house at Transfer Read at about 5 a.m. this morning, when it. is alleged the front portion of the build ing was smeared with liquid tar. Th/ 1 occupier of the house, Mr.
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    JAPANESE BRUTALITY AT KULANGSU
    258 12 British Chinese Badly Beaten Up Reuter. Kulangsu, May 23. REPORTS have been received alleging severe manhandling of the Chinese people arrested and taken to Amoy after the recent landing of Japanese bluejackets in the International Settlement aerc The exact number of arrests is unknown but it
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    R. A. F. Bombers Land In IPoh
    61 12 [From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, May 23. FOUR bombers from the Royal Air Force at Singapore landed this morning in Ipoh on their way to Taiping The planes left Kuala Lumpur and landed at Ipoh Aerodrome at about 5.38 am. The machinese were
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    SIAMESE ON LIQUOR CHARGE
    117 12 I From Our Own Reporter] Ralik Tulau, May 23. A SIAMESE woman, who was arretted for bring found in possession of dutiable liquor in an attap house appeared before Mr. S. Ste wart at the Balik Pulau Police Court to stand the retrial on the above
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    MALAYAN GUESTS AT LONDON DINNER
    124 12 [From Our Ou-n Correspondent) London, May 15. Lord Harlech took the Chair and Farl Winterton was principal guest at the annual dinner of the School of Oriental and African Studies at Grosvenor House. Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. F. J. R. Bottrall. Dr.
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    First Centurion This Season
    99 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) P Seremban, May 23. E first century lor Negri Sembllan was made by Felix de Silva at Tampin yesterday, when playing for the Negri Sembilan Club against Tampin His innings included 14 boundaries and two sixes. The match eventually ended in a
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    IPOH SCHOOL HAS A RADIO SOCIETY
    103 12 I From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, May 23. PROBABLY the only school in Malaya t > do so, the AngloChinese School, Ipoh. has organised a radi > society to foster interest in 1 subject of ever-grow-ing importance. It is also the aim of the
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    Alleged Theft Of Promisory Note
    161 12 [From Our Oun Reporter j Penang, May 23. rpHE case in which an Indian named Raniasamy stood charged with alleged theft of a promissory note for Rs. 1,500, the property of Muthu Raman Chettiar on Mar. 8 at 53 China Street was resumed yesterday before
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    MR. CLIFFORD HUNTSMAN
    72 12 Mr. Clifford Huntsman, the wellknown English pianist, gave a recital at the residence of the General Adviser, Johore, the Hon. Mr. W. E. Pepys, last night. His Highness the Regent was among the large company entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Pepys. Mr. Huntsman will give a recital
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    IPOH SCHOOLBOY ARRESTED
    105 12 [From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, May 23. IN Indian stiwient of the &eni° r A Cambridge class of the SI. Michael's institution, Ipoh. has been arrested by the Police in connection with allied house trespass m the quarters of Mr. Wordwortfi, a teacher at the Anderson School,
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    MALAYA TO SEND CHOLERA VACCINE TO CHINA
    126 12 [Fro?n Our Oun Reporter] Ipoh. May 23. HARROWING accounts of the scourge of cholera which has spread over a number of big cities in China, including Canto;:, have enlisted universal sympathy, arid many countries have made plans to render assistance. In common with
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    CHINESE COMMITTED TO THE ASSIZES
    170 12 [From Our Oun Reporter] Seremban. May 23. A CHINESE named Chan Fong appeared before the Seremban Magistrate. Mr. J. P. Biddulph. yesterday morning to answer a charge of voluntarily causing grevious hurt to a Malay woman with a parang, and three charges causing grievous hurt
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    Constable Rescues Man From Klang River
    157 12 \Vrom Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, May 23. cjEEING a Chines? topple from the top j of the Sulaiman bridge into the Klang river in the early hours yesterday morning, a cfistuble on beat duty got into the wafer and brought the man U
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    Wedded, Gave $2,000 To China Fund
    110 12 [From Our Own Reporter] W Ipoh, May 23. AN important feature of the mar- riage of Miss Ng Siew Ngoh and Dr. Chung Kiat Seik which was celebrated here on Sunday was that both the parties donated a sum of SI.OOD each to the
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY
    121 12 [From Our Own Reporter] Penang, May 23. THE attempted robbery on the night ot May 15 at No. 24 Logan Read, the residence of the late Mr. Tye Chee Choong, was recalled, in the Middle Court yesterday when five men, Ismail bin Ramansa, Mohamed Yusoff. Wong
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    LEAGUE & DANZIG
    59 12 LEAGUE DANZIG Reuter. Geneva. May 23. THE League Council's Danzig committee has decided to make no change at present in the relations between Danzig and the League. It also decided *o request the League's High Commissioner in the free city. M. Burckhardt, who ft a Swiss, to return to Danzig
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    525,000 GIFT FROM PERLIS
    91 12 AN official eonununiau, A from Government morning state* that Ihl J!£ Council of Perlis. o„ ,h ;i f tion of His Highness th, SSi* has given 525,000 for Imperial 51' fence as a token of loyalty *L appreciation of u le }LZJSf which the State has
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    MUSLIM DOCTOR RETURNS
    167 12 Singapore. Wednesday. npHE fact that th jjjus- lim doctors and lawyers practi* ingnere is being added.to, although gradually, will give great a 1 to the Muslin community. Last night Tuan Shaikh Baliai ok, Taha Mattar. a well-known member of the local MuUim community, gave a dinner at
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    MALAY PHARMACIST ON CHEATING CHARGE
    116 12 [From Our Oun Reported Penanc. May 23. TENGKU Bnginqa. a >.i F:urrr. cist, a»r»?:r claimed trial beftw Mr. Lim Koon Teck in the Middle M yesterday when he was charged cheating. He was accused of cheating one Shariffa Mustura (f) by falsely representing to her
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    Overseas League Travelling Secretary In Singapore
    285 12 Sin^ r aiM)re, Wednesday. BECAUSE of the importance of Singapore, making I; an for the work of the Overseas Lear lie, Mr. P. R. N T o»ke Travelling Secretary oi the League, who arrived "Karapara," is going to spend a month her.'. Mr. Noakes
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    Indian Arrested: "Peculiar Case" Says Inspector
    193 12 I From Our Ou n Re* Kuaia Lunipni. W»S' IN view of the fact thai the charge I of havimr faded to «g£ questions put by the <> d truthfully, might be dropped «J--the accused Rani, ated, Mr. C. S. K. Bovell d the
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    48 13 Ipvl May 23. imp and v rv day. I »*d that t cobra he true the Parii ovingly bra in his opened in reptile. ii out from nd on seeing it d at it. and ĔM in killittle lamb, but u< dea why the nun? for Mi
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    72 13 Kulim, May 23. m appeared B j Idrus. the SeH -cay. on a H possession of 18 Perak Chinese be held on the I .17 next. :r.:ng trial, said it but found them road side whi. "..e accused furthe: to report the tnd hf en
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    untitled SLUMP untitled YEN IN SHANGHAI
    166 13 „|-£ST RATIO EVER 0 CHINA DOLLAR Reuter. Shanghai, May 20. me of the yen in Shanghai's unofficial open n ti the Chinese national dollar continued voted was W f 2 cents for one yen by far the lowest since the Sino-Japanese hostilities started. I
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    Jap Threat To British Ambassador
    91 13 Shanghai, May 23. rTHE 'Kckumin.' reputed to be the mouthpiece of the Japanese military group, has issued a threat to the personal safety of the British Ambassador to China. Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, who is accused of utilising his position to protect the lives of
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    YANKEE CLIPPER
    37 13 Reuter. I Southampton. May 24 The Yankee Cliooer arrived at Southampton at 12.45 p m. B S T. from Portugal, ccmDletine her second flight, this time by the southern route, from America to England —Reuter.
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    To-day's News Review
    351 13 NGHAI and The Japan- bal. many pl&ces Possibly powcri will to places at there is an of Japan- at.ver it JapanGermany atKaarg to I is timing her the genwhich B B U v Italy B '.inugii Ucr fed) B U b nulled B while me demo- villi
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    Wrecked By Bomb
    42 13 Shop windows cf premises in High Hclborn and Euston Road. London, were wrecked by bomes recently. The photo shows a polceman on guard outside Uh shattered car premises of George Newman and Co., car agents, in Fuston Road. London.
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    FEDERAL SOLUTION POSSIBLE
    226 13 Palestine London. May 2ft, SPEECHES of chief interest in the debate on Palestine in the House of Lords came from Lord Samuel, the former High Commisssioner in Palestine, and the Archzishop of Canterbury. Lord Samuel advanced many of the arguments used by speakers in the House f
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    PALESTINE PLAN WILL NOT BE MODIFIED
    128 13 The Opposition amendment was defeated by 281 votes to 181 and the Government s motion was then carried by 268 to 179. In the House of Lord CflfCBL "Lord Snell withdrew his amendment and the House asreed to the Government s motion approving the
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    End of Debate
    217 13 Resuming the Palestine debate in the House of Commons Mr. Herbert Morrison (Opposition Labour> declared that Government was breaking its promises and acting dishonourably. The policy of the While Pap~r directly conflicted with the declarations of the Government. The Jews were now to be made a per~
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    Critical Opposition
    312 13 British Wireless. Sir Archibald Sinclaii (Liberal Opposition Leader* emphatically declared that the White Paper was inconsistent with the mandate said it was the vital duty of Government to consult the Mandates Commission of the League. Mr. J. Marion strongly opposed the White Paoer. Mr. Churchill announced he wculd
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    Lords Debate
    187 13 Reuter. In the House of Lords. Lord Snei; and Lord Samuel criticised the Government's proposals at length. Lord Samuel condemned particularly these relating to immigration and contended it was obvious that the idea of a national home for Jews was being strangled. The Archbishop of Canterbury expressed the
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    Selangor State Council
    28 13 Kuala Lumpur, May 23.—A meetting of tiie Selangor State Council will be held at the Astana Mahkota. Klang, on Thursday. June 15. at It. a.m.
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    Police Officer Injured In Shooting Accident
    104 13 "[From Oui Own Reporter] Ipoh, May 23. 3l X*K* B >ai du. First Inspector. attached to the Central Police Station, Ipoh, sustained a severe injury to his foot as the result of a shot from a revolver early this morning. The aawwd musketry of
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    JAPANESE RETREAT
    56 13 A JAPAvror Shanghai. May 23. 4 JAPANESE spokesman in Shanghai S has admitted that the Jap-nese in Hupei have retreated to thp s- uh Khey ore to assume defensive tactics. rfTho reason .*°r such action is because 0* the numeral superior:!" 0 the Chiforces, who are holding strategic
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    OFFICER KILLED IN ARAB AMBUSH
    46 13 Reuter. Haifa. May 24. AN officer was killed and an office and two other rank- wer* wounded a nvrtv of wv wnbtMhed by Ambs rear Airc-aft vent to the party's aasistanec and fighting continued until dusk Seven Arabs were killed.— Eeuter.
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    RESTIVE CZECHS
    34 13 Prague. May 24-The first session Df tne Oennan Court sentenced three Czechs to six months' impriosenment each for tearing down the swastika flag in a viliae* near Prague o n Hitlers birthday-
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    ENGLISH CRICKET
    206 14 Gibbons Scores Century In Each Innings London, May 23. Somersetshire beat Leicestershire by three wickets. Somerset 281 (Gimblett 108) and 106 for 7. Leicester 81 and 304. Kent beat Notts by nine wickets. Notts 78 (Lewis 6 for 18) and 375 (Knowles 93 not out, Hardstaff 104». Kent
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    INTER-STATE CRICKET: NEGRI TEAM TO MEET IPOH
    57 14 'From Our Oun Correspondent) T Seremban, May 23. HE following have been selected to represent Negri Sembilan at cricket against Perak on Sunday and Monday at Ipoh: Dr. Strahn, Graves, Stiven, Felix de Silva, Sukumaran, Dunbar. Dionysius, Wheeler, Rintoul, Fleming, F.rskine. Resetves: Potter,
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    HENRY WAUGH S. C.
    76 14 The following will represent the Henry Waugh (Singapore) Sportd Club m a friendly soccer match versus the Borneo Company Sports Club at the Cteylang Stadium on Thursday. M. s i H Bracegirdle, Tan Neo Teck, Abo) b:n Sahnun, Ng Yeow Koon, A. Cromarty, Sim Teck Lim,
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    Royal Singapore Yacht Club
    76 14 Following is the programme for the week-end at the R.S.Y.C. On Friday, there will be the us.ial afternoon races for all Classes. Stan at 5.25 p m. On Sunday, there will be Sweepstake Races in each of the Class, provided sufficient support is forthcoming. Star* of
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    Amateur Boxing Starts: Last Night's Results
    487 14 By "Pete" pJE prelim nary bouts in the Singapore Amateur Boxing Champion;iij's were held last night in the covered stadium of the Happy World before a large crowd. Out ?f nine bouts, there one k.o. and three t.k.o's- The first Arab to step into
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    DERBY DAY ON THE EPSOM DOWNS
    1086 14 Sir J. Jarvis Says Admiral's Walk Will Win Reuter. Epsom. May 24. CI'PERSimONS persons are hacking Fox Cub with a view to the tact that Old Moore says that the Derby is likely to he won by a iockev wearing while, and may pos-'biy
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    Y.M.C.A. Cricket
    48 14 The following have been selected to nlav Crietevt for the V.M.C.A. against 7th Heavy Battery RA. on Saturaav. at 2 p.m en the Prince Edward Ground: Suratta Lvne Chrvsostom. Xr» ie. b'rani Wilton. Hope. Barker, itohmcon, LeijsSittSt, Neo Hock Lim. An Ken.4 r <n% L Newman.
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    To-night's Broadcast
    12 14 The Derby w«ii he broadcast from Singapore at 9.J0 to-night.
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    To-day's Sport
    76 14 Sreecv: S.C.C. vs. Manehesters (Div I) —SCC Joseph Travers vs. Inited Engine* rs (B H L )—S.H.B. Excise \>. R.A.F. <H Q.i 2B -Stadium Changi Civilians vs. I.A. <?B»- CU. J C.S.A. vs. S C.F A. -B" 128) J.C S.A. Spore Improvement Trust vs. S R C SRC.
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    British Amateur Golf Tournament
    112 14 Reuter. Hoylake. May 23. TWO boy prodigies came into the lime- light in the second round of the British amateur Golf Championship. Seventeen-year-old Kenneth Thorn of Thorpehall beat S. E. Banks of Hallamshire. last year's English champion, two and one one and 19-year-old James Bruen 'Irish
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    McAVOY-HARVEY TITLE FIGHT
    34 14 Reuter. London. May 24. The McAvoy-Len Harvey .fight which will be recognised by the British Boxing Board as a wcrld-title light heavyweight bout will definitely be held on June 22. —Reuter.
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    FRIENDLY WATER-POLO
    26 14 In a friendly game of waterlpolo played yesterday at Fort Canning, the V.M.C.A. Juniors beat the Royal Engineers (Chang!» by four goa.s to two.
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS
    24 14 Reuter. Warsaw, May 23.—1n the second round of the Davis Cup tennis, Germany eliminated Poland by three matches to two. —Reuter.
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    TO-DAY'S DERBY RUNNERS
    157 14 Reuter. Following ar Derby to-daN thf> v t Richard' *^lJ Burns. WHEATLAND Lane J I» U BU IM\ BKUOPOL] Perrymin Urd N LARCHFiei n v, FOX CUB Mr mond G RuharH ar<l HASTINGS DfL-BBABAH ».< Nr Vfli ADM,K AIS UIK JarMs, H H *l DHOTI 9.1 v
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    130 14 \F>o", (> THE Negri It lllfcilll Segamat Police thtir soccer encounter on the I town padang and neither side storing. rhj fast and keen and a J"J crowd turned out M ltpf>> game. There was little to teams. The visit superior to the
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    F.M.S. POLICE ttj SUNGEI UJONC 0
    41 14 THE F M S. Mi 2 I Ujoi.g Club Seremban yeste d scored 1131 v 37 and Rhode 14 Smith bagged The Pola- pa with seven wickel Smith was unt Harbhan Sir. log took two
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    TENNIS KEEN GAMES WITNESSED IN S'PORE TOURNAMENT
    1077 15 SfADI AND KAMIS WIN DOUBLES TIE EASILY I -ay the Singapore Tennis championships went a step 7 d ;jJ p e^ n 7 V h f n c!«ubf,s and two singles l> where he younger players wert onccrmd, and might be created by
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    S.C.R.C TENNIS
    107 15 THE ties intended for yesterday were not played as the players concerned had to contest matches in the Singapore Tennis tourney. Evan Wong' and Cecil Wong < -9) beat Siong Teng and T. G. Sect I—6) 6—3, 6 —2. In the handicap doubles arranged for play instead. To-day's
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    Y.M.C.A. VOLLEY -BALL
    57 15 The following have been selected (o play Vciiey-Ball for the V.M.C A. Junior Department against An-lo-Cfeinece icfccol on Thursday at 5 °m en the Bras Basah Road Ground: Lira Njit Siong (Captain*. B. Fon«Kwik Sam York. Loke Yu Sam. Clieonc Fak Lo, Au Keng Chu. Lim Cheng
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    PENANG RACE TRAINING
    210 15 (Irom Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. TRAINING the morning was chiefly contineo to getting horses to negotiate bends at speed. SQUIRE was given half pace work out the Heme straight, when he was given run. finishing up fast LIBERTY and HARD ROAD were both given a halfpace
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    BLAKAN MATI GUNNERS BEAT ISLANDERS
    88 16 Singapore, Tuesday. PLAYED before a iarge crowd Pubu Brani beat the Royal Artillery by one goal to nil in the Division 2A league game played at Pulau Brani this evening. The Gunners forced the Sappers in their own half shortly after the kick-off. Play was
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    Y.M.C.A. BASKET-BALL
    52 16 The following have been selected to play Basket-Bali for the V.M.C.A. Junior Department against Singapore English School to-day at 5.15 p.m. on the Brass Basah Road Ground: Lim Njit Siong, Koh Chit Meng. Khoo Teck Joo. Lim Keng Hian. Chia Soo Hiang, Benny Fones, Wong Fatt Urn, Loke
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    53 16 THE following have been selected to represent Negri Sembilan against the Combined Services in Saturday's Malaya Cup match at Singapore: Goh Swee, Ghani. Dollah. Adam. Kunaratnam (capt.), Syed Hamid, Awang, Chit Woh, Eastman, Soon Teck and Pinto. Reserves: Khalid, Ali, Lee Moh
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    Mentals Beat Signals At Alexandra
    233 16 Singapore, Tuesday. THE Malaya Signal Company met the Mental Hospital in a Division 2A fixture last evening, losing by the odd goal in five. Play was of a scrappy nature to begin with, tightening up considerably towards the end. The Mental Hospital dominated the play,
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    Gubahan Stia Hold G.O.'s To Draw In Muar
    175 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. WEAK finishing coupled with Cue iefence w«rk by the Gubahui Club were mainly responsible for the failure of the Government Offices, favourites tor league honours to secure full points when the siJes met in a league match
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    Y's WIN FRIENDLY SOCCER MATCH AT ANSON ROAD
    206 16 DLAYING a faster game than their 1 opponents the V's defeated the River Valley Rovers by five goals to three this evening at the V's ground-. The game commenced with both teat playing two men short, and a *<* minutes after the
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    JOYBELLS B. P.
    187 16 Playing at their court, the "B" T■ \m of the Joybells B.P. defeated th:- <t~ Sinners B P last Sunday by 5 ga-v.es to 2 The following are the scores >jvbells mentioned first i:— K. R. Krishna beat Teo Ban Ci>on^ 3— 15, 15—5. 15—12: Patrick Foo
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    SOCCER Chinese Beaten By Malays In Thrilling Div. 1 Stadium Match
    635 16 Malays Win Through Clever Short-Passing Tactics In econd Half Malavs 2 Chinese ITNSURPASSED tor the standard served up and for I he D the game was played, yesterday's S.A.F.A. Div J match H the Chinese and Malays proved a
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    31 16 The 16th Annual A^ J Hciv innocente' Engl I held on Juno 1 «> 1 3.15 p.m. Boys' I The race for the Old t*. m lor 6 p.m. m
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    DAMAGES AWARDED TO SINGAPORE CRASH VICTIM
    276 17 «> of $U,O was this Jfeit y Mr store-keeper empovec) by Wean,, a c Justice Wortey at &j VcZ^&J^ I a%^° m a at c on I Wk represented by jflj led hospital fe^s H ion to the extent H leral damages. i H
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    COFFIN CATCHES FIRE
    183 17 A stop v*k ,poh 3la y 23 SIORY that would beat many of those Believe-It-Or-Not tales and probably the first incident of its kind in the world comes from Tapah where 2 mn containing the remains of a Chinese woman caught fire from inside while it was
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    RURAL BOARD SUMMONSES
    80 17 S, nga porp Tuesday.—Madam Seah J Fock pJaaded guilty to two Rural Eoa"d summonses this morning when she aof peared before Mr. C 11. Koh in the fourth police court at the instance of Ruraf^ard BlaCkmol c Health officer The charges against luer were (1) per. muting
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    336 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, May 23. REPRESENTATIVE gathering of royalty, European officials and business men assembled at the proposed public swimming pool grounds yesterday at 10.30 a.m. to witness the laying of the foundation stone by H.H. the Sultan. At the appointed
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    PRICES BACK WHERE THEY WERE
    463 17 FRASER S WEEKLY MARKET REPORT Tin shares were generally inactive the ugh London continues to offer rather illusory encouragement by bidding heavily but cheaply and offering meagre!? and exjw lively have had fair enquiry and have held their prices while dollars also show little change,
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    Are You Poisoning Yourself?
    145 17 Doctors will tell you that a great deal of sickness is due to the 5*lf-Do£oninrr caused by fiulty eliminaticn. The poisonous waste which irathers in the intestines must be regularly evacuated. If the process i 3 checked even temporarily, the bodv becomes ooilon ed digestvm affected,
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    RAUB GOLD
    65 17 The Raub Australian Gold Mining Co Ltd. announces the following output for' the four weeks ended May 20: Crushing No. 546 Battery treated 499" gold. clJulvaient to 1367 ounces of fine of^m! atment Plant t«ated 7669 ton EsthESSP »V 0 505 ounces of fine gold period as that
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    I WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    72 17 MALACCA BUSES 17-0 lhe Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir,—There is cause for complaint ref£HrH g ne Malacca bu.s sei vices from the Municipal Market to Ujong Pasir invr»v^ ng o git T here are very long wait, involved as only a few buses are
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      260 17 I Success after j I Mitchcii >»omorial Trial fceid on I thz 31st. March 1939 I I 500 c.c. Cup won by I II George Holdsworth.??? I II OVER 500 c.c. Cup won by I f Jack Booker. I I BARRETT Cup won by 1 I Frank Chambers.????? I h
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    Crippled Soldiers Become Co-Operative Workers
    264 18 Central News. Chungking. THROUGH the efforts of the Chinese Industrial Co-operatives, 200 crippled soldiers in a southern Kiangsi town are earning a I'ving as workers in co-operatives. This is one of the recent developments of the Chinese Industrial Co-optatives which aims to tram the nations
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    Novel Method Of Spreading Education
    98 18 Central News. A NOVEL measure adopted by the Ministry of Education has succeeded in spreading education among upwards of 300,000 men, women and children in Szechwan in the past six months. The measure consists in the employment of boats equipped with books, and educational films,
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    Prevention And Control Of Epidemics
    997 18 Overseas Chinese Give 13,000,000 Quinine Tablets For Treatment 0( Malarial Cases Health Work in War-Time China QNE of the most important and urgent tasks confronting th health authorities in a country devastated by hostiliti! besides the care of wounded, the prevention rind control epidemics. This
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    China War And U.S. Neutrality
    103 18 CmWaP* 1/ Minister. §*id ;t c*> at Chungking that win the wr^ c i ,ap ii if the United State, *J« neutrality measares, d between the fll( v Referring to the Japanese fisheries Japanese concessions Hons in which both nt M had remained firm in
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      8 18 DAILY CHINA PAGE Edited By T. H. Tan
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    Runbling Noise From Water-Pipes
    77 19 United Press. Patna, May 15. created at tin discovery el rumblingard ne;ir Alamganj mds !isnelled. th*. earth opined i due to accumulated h p Thaps have, has been an abnormal fa who inquisitive 1 1 ;azing at the spot sound was but a pretrie U tin
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    MORE INDIANS SHOULD BE RECRUITED
    170 19 United Press. 'PERSONALLY 1 ■^Bfcjfc^ o a m ,?T shou l d be s P ĕnt on extend .ng the scope of the officer's rank ol ndian Army so that more Indians r nonsitio ai fsrf d for holding important respongjblc offices in the Army
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    "Rally Round The Forward Bloc"
    402 19 United Press. rt sTßnvr I 0 Unao, May 16. plea for rallying round the "Forward Bloc" and n S?** Prepare the country for n*ht was tt> BoJ h€ < h session of the UP. Youth League at Makur fight to British Government, but it was
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    Sjt. Subhas Bose Congratulated
    128 19 United Press. Unao, May 15. THE following resolution sponsored by Mr. Rajkumar Sinha, ex-Ka-kori prisoner, was passed unanimously by the U.P. Youth Conference:— "This Conference of the youths of U.P. while deploring our failure to i achieve national unity congratulates Comrade Subhas Chandra Bose for the
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    Swaraj Cannot Be Achieved Through Constitutional Means
    286 19 Sjt. Subhas Bose's View United Press. "W K cannot tret Snnl i v Unao, May If). im^U»..£wl^?rf as MM Con"••ne of our major 1 a d un ess Swaraj is achieve I Chandra Bo.™ fxVreswZ Imk M,lved S*. Subhas r ®11 Bose added
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    Govt. Not To Interfere In Digboi Strike
    131 19 United Press. 'Tii m May 15. T ~ftv' r "Hil e| Assam i„ ment in the light of the uncomnro the Ginera. 1 1 requested i»e general Manager of the AO b.;ZK!f bui U5l p"« tween the oartiec Jv he Company's Inability t
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    Gandhi Group In Bombay
    109 19 United Press. (Pomoay, May 15. DROPOSALS to form on organisation of all members who have a living laith in the political philosophy of Ifa£s i 9 andhl wer considered last JSf'SSS at a meetin ff of some prominent Congressmen of Bombay The organisation, it is gathered
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      33 19 Daily India Page Ci tkrishnan. B.Sc Ihat I a danger illnesses Asthma martl and at t!i»> earliest that'u/ll I WOT DO HAN USE ibm GH CURE. -or Malaya: MOHAMED X i T umpur.
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      554 19 Ny husband couldn't believe ms eyes!" Soys Mrs. MeOvpmm of St. John's Wood, England. SAYS I LOOK TEN YEARS YOUNGER.THIS IS HOW I DID IT" "jT sooms ju,t l.ke a miracle," wore are just as enthusiastic as I am" 11 1 1 White Colour. tO make thr skin rlnar jn/f
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    MORE TROOPS ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE
    108 20 r draft <>. Gunners arrived in Singapore last Saturday by the troopship "Dunera". Here they are seen disembarking from the beat. Above the Ganners are lined un on the S. H. B. Wharv-« waiting to go to their new quarters A feature of th»» transportation
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      27 20 1 j Cultivate your Aesthetic Facul- ties by the efficient Tuitions II given by ■II IM OV AIM STIDIO in IDrawings,1 Drawings, Paintings and Sculptural Studies. mmmmmmm
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      14 I The Malaya Tribune RADIO SUPPLEMENT No. 51. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1939. FOUR PAGES
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      LUNDY: RADIO TALK
      287 I IN the Bristol Chan miles from the mainland, is a storm-awapt island of granite that, once the lair of pirate and »mm B**™» to-day the home, oi tw-ehe pc« pie—among them. (*anadtmh. fta name is Lundy. is two uid a half miles broad, a lc wide, and,
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      AN ESKDALE JOURNEY
      154 I N 5 path (o a pari f»i England in icress*ble (bat mwh of it ''< penetrated only foot wffl <<i i listeners lo Davettfeatare pregrainsne, 'From *ra Fell to the Sea,' to be broadcast Satord and Sunday. dcasl to be produced by i rtrn, will take listeners
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      COUNTRY WOMEN OF THE WORLD
      234 I COUNTRY women from New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Itooth Africa, India, and all parts of (he Kmpire will arrive in London towards the end of May. to attend the fourth conference of the Associated Country Women of the World. The conference, which will continue from Bflty
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      LONDON MUSIC FESTIVAL
      101 I THE final concert in the 1 series organised by the BBC Atu\ i religions service from the toncert HaU at Broadcasting House, the addrc"s at which is to be given by of Canterbury wffl b.fng to an end on Sunday the unparalleled festival of music that during
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      Whit-Sunday Services
      115 I A CHURCH of England service from St. Mark's, North Audley Street, scene of many fashionably London weddings, and a Roman Catholic service from St. Aloysius, Oxford, will be heard by listeners to Daventry on Whit-Sunday. The service from St. Mark's will oe conducted by the Rev. K. H.
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      "IN TOWN TO-NIGHT"
      276 I MOM than ZJSĕ% people, representing every part of the world, every crade of society, every walk of life, have appeared in the BBC'l popular r.aturr. 'In Town To-r/;ht,' since it was first bnuidvust on November 18. IMS, and when, on Monday next, the sixth season comes to
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      Commentaries On The Derby & Other Sports
      545 I Commentaries On The Derby Other Sports Ei'SOM racecourse, the Royal Liverpool Golf Club's course at Hoy Jake, Cheshire; Lord's Crkkel Ground, and the headquarters oi' the Warwiekshir Cricket Club at Birmingham, are all to be visited by BRC commentate ra f; ii; week and their visits will bo reflected in
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      MORE ABOUT PARIS
      134 I MORE rccerdinns of scenes typical of Parisian life v. Hi br heard by listeners t<> Daventry on .Monday and Tuesday next. It will be remembered that a BBC mobile recording unit recently visited the French capital to record .sounds and incidents representative of a day in the
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      KING WILL BROADCAST FROM CANADA TO-MORROW
      261 I 8.8.C. Programmes For Empire Day CULMINATING in the broadcast by his Majesty the King, speaking from Winnipeg, the 'Round-t he-Empire' programme that is to be (he premier event of lhe Empire Day programmes in the Transmisr sions from Daventry, will be. in the words
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      "LOTS OF LOVE"
      92 I {ROMANCE throughout the ages—ro i mance in Seville. Venice, Vienna, In Cheltenham in the 'seventies, and in Paris twenty years ago—has provided the substance from which Holt Marvell (better known to many as Eric MaschWits, BBC D'rector of Variety* has shaped the light-hearted production I its of
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        29 IV Sole Agents for Malaya: i KEE HUAT RADIO CO. I.V-121. Road Singapore. Phone 4566. Eg Sgg ffig ®USE R. C. A. RADIO TUBES FOR m w L- BETTER RECEPTION
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